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children. Learn more at child advocates.net. So the commissioner of the MLB, Rob Manfred, he

ruled that the MLB bans end upon a person's death so this is while it will affect

other people this is targeted primarily at Pete Rose uh the other mega name will be shoeless Joe

Jackson most of you will know shoeless Joe Jackson was a member of the the black sock scandal he

was made very famous in both the movie Eight Men

Out as well as Field of Dreams. This is ridiculous because this is the, so Joe Jackson has

been dead. He died in 1951, 73 or 74 years now. And now the commissioner just comes out and goes, well, when you die,

the ban is lifted. Well, then Joe Jackson's got about 70 years of IOUs going on here.

Yeah. Because Joe Jackson, statistically, was a hundred times the player Pete Rose could have

ever dreamed of being. And if he'd have been allowed to stay in baseball for his entire career, would have had incredible

numbers.

He was a 356 lifetime hitter.

He was an amazing baseball player.

And yet now the commissioner, because of pressure from people like the president are like,

Yeah, the band just ends when you die.

I've changed my mind.

And he can do that, huh?

Look, the baseball has ruined itself.

We've talked about this with these stupid rule changes.

They just make it up as they go along.

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